2011 VOTE RATINGS

State Delegations in the House

Updated: February 23, 2012 | 5:41 p.m.
February 23, 2012 | 4:00 p.m.

Below is a list of the most-liberal to most-conservative state delegations in the House, based on each delegation’s average composite liberal score in National Journal’s 2011 vote ratings.

Most-Liberal State Delegations

Hawaii: 86.9

Massachusetts: 85.5

Maine: 79.6

Connecticut: 79.3

Rhode Island: 78.4

Vermont: 75.0

New York: 71.4

Maryland: 68.9

Delaware: 65.0

Oregon: 64.3

New Jersey: 63.5

California: 63.4

 

Centrist State Delegations

Washington: 56.0

Illinois: 55.6

Nevada: 55.6

Iowa: 53.5

New Mexico: 52.7

West Virginia: 50.4

Minnesota: 50.3

Wisconsin: 50.1

Pennsylvania: 49.4

North Carolina: 48.5

Michigan: 48.4

Missouri: 45.0

Kentucky: 44.7

Alaska: 44.3

Montana: 43.5

Utah: 42.4

Virginia: 42.3

Georgia: 42.1

Colorado: 40.8

Ohio: 40.6

 

Most-Conservative State Delegations

Florida: 38.8

Arizona: 37.4

Oklahoma: 35.6

Indiana: 35.2

Mississippi: 34.5

Alabama: 34.4

Texas: 34.4

New Hampshire: 33.2

Idaho: 33.1

South Carolina: 33.0

Tennessee: 32.1

Nebraska: 31.9

North Dakota: 31.8

Arkansas: 30.7

Louisiana: 30.4

South Dakota: 27.0

Wyoming: 26.5

Kansas: 14.6

This article appears in the Feb. 25, 2012, edition of National Journal.

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